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Albania is an ethnically homogeneous country, where the overwhelming majority of the population speaks Albanian, which is also the official language. It has two distinct dialects: Tosk, spoken in the south, and Gheg, spoken in the north. However many Albanians speak Italian, Greek, French, German, English, amongst other languages too, due to the high numbers of Albanian diaspora.

Albania is one of the most polyglot nations in Europe. Italian is widely spoken throughout Albania. Greek, the language of the Greek minority of the south, is also very widespread in that region. Nowadays, the knowledge of English is growing very rapidly, especially among the youth. Various languages are spoken by ethnic minorities: Greek, Macedonian, Romani, Aromanian, etc.

Standard Albanian is based on Tosk dialect, spoken in the south. Gheg is spoken in the north and also by Kosovo Albanians. The traditional border between the two dialects in Shkumbin River. Although they are different, they are mutually intelligible

Minority languages in Albania include 60,000 speakers of both Greek and Romany, and small groups of Macedonians and Serbs.

Aromanian

See also: Aromanian people § In Albania

Spread of Aromanians in Albania

Aromanian is the native language for about 100,000 to 200,000 Aromanians of Albania. They mostly live in the southern and central regions of the country. The Aromanians, under the name "Vlachs", are a recognized cultural minority in the Albanian law.

Greek

See also: Greeks in Albania

Greek is the largest minority language of Albania and first largest foreign language. It is spoken by around 3% of the population of Albania however as high as 40% have knowledge of Greek. The Albanian Greeks speak a modern southern Greek dialect, known as Northern Epirote. Due to its geographical location and dialectal status it is not considered part the dialect continuum of Greek language varieties. Some authors have connected its status as a southern Greek dialect to migrations of Italiots to Albania in the 1480s or settlements by Maniots. In addition to Albanian loanwords, it retains some archaic forms and words that are no longer used in Standard Modern Greek, as well as in the Greek dialects of southern Epirus. Despite the relatively small distances between the various town and villages, there exists some dialectal variation, most noticeably in accent.